We cover a lot of topics here on PetsWeekly, not all of them super serious. My reasoning for this is that believe if we dwell on positive things, we’ll attract positive readers. But the fact ...
Dear Animal Rescuer, This letter is a simple attempt to acknowledge the hard work you do each day keeping animals safe. I want you to know that your work has not gone unnoticed and I want ...
If you have pets, and sometimes even if you don’t have pets, you may find that your backyard smells more and more like a dog kennel or litter box than a freshly cut lawn or ...
Those of you who have been with me from the beginning know that the reason I began PetsWeekly is because I had two wolf hybrids and a bunch of half-wild cats, and that our journey ...
Easter is approaching quickly and in the age of Coronavirus, it’s going to be extra tough on parents. This is especially true when they begin asking for an Easter bunny or chick. First up, we ...
If you know anything about me, you know I’m not a huge fan of dressing up my pets. It’s just not something I grew up doing. I’ve spent most of my life with large dogs. ...
Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are a hot topic right now, but maybe not for the right reasons. We hear the term GMO and immediately assume it is terrible for us and for our pets. While ...
This week, we were able to look at some “traditional” tags that are truly unconventional. Every animal needs an ID tag on their collar. It doesn't matter if they are microchipped or wearing a GPS ...
April 8 is National Dog Fighting Awareness Day and we can’t think of a better way to spend a day than talking about this important topic. Dog fighting occurs in every corner of the world ...
Those who love animals, generally love the great outdoors. Living an active lifestyle is part of owning a pet, because our pets need to remain as active as we do. We enjoy nutritious, natural food ...